The market is officially in transition. It hasbeen a seller'smarket for quite some time, but we are starting to see buyers smarten up, try new strategies, and level the playing
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While we aren't seeing 20+ offers on properties, which we've grown accustomed to, we're still seeing many homes go under contract with multiple backup offers.
The Denver/Lakewood/Aurora area remains one of the hottest markets in the country, coming in at number 10 in the top 20 most active metro areas for prospective buyers. Active inventory
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TheDenver real estate market never really slowed down in the latter halfof 2021 (defying seasonal norms), then quickly picked up speed in 2022 and is on pace for another record breaking Spring selling season. Denver area home buyers are more determined and committed than ever and homes are going under contract at a feverish pace. Even with [...]
The ongoing pandemic has many people reconsidering theirdwellings. Maybe you've outgrown your starter home, your family dynamic has changed, you need dedicated space for all the work-from-homemembers of your household, perhaps a home gym is in order, or you dream of a relaxing outdoor spaceand you find yourself wondering if you should make a [...]
Selling your home in the winter may seem counter-intuitive, but we've got a few reasons why it might just make sense to list your home this January.
The Denver Metro Area has had steady buyer demand all year, in large part due to low interest rates that are keeping affordability high despite rising home prices. [...]
The unseasonably warm weather and lack of snow in October kept the reds and yellows of fall around a little longer for us to enjoy this year. And while the temperature didn't drop much, the amount of active listings in the Denver real estate market did. October saw 15% less active listings at month's end than September, and 30% less than [...]
Typically the Denver housing market takes a cue from the cool autumn weather and we start to see a retraction ofhome prices in the latter half of the year. If seasonal norms had applied this year, we would have expected to see a 1-2% month-over-month drop in home prices, but September's numbers actually showed a .77% increase instead. [...]
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